swag 的 3 个定义
- a suspended wreath, garland, drapery, or the like, fastened up at or near each end and hanging down in the middle; festoon.
- a wreath, spray, or cluster of foliage, flowers, or fruit.
- a festoon, especially one very heavy toward the center.
- (5)
swagged, swag·ging.
- to move heavily or unsteadily from side to side or up and down; sway.
- to hang loosely and heavily; sink down.
swagged, swag·ging.
- to cause to sway, sink, or sag.
- to hang or adorn with swags.
swag 近义词
loot
更多swag例句
- Particularly “exclusivity” and a “swag-like experience” that audiences can take with them to help increase the likelihood of ticket sales by giving them something that feels substantial.
- I told him we had a swag room and asked whether he’d like some swag.
- TechCrunch still brings the fun to Disrupt 2020 — Disrupt may be virtual this year, but we’re still making time for levity, swag and kick-ass entertainment.
- We refuse to host virtual conference without providing time for levity, swag and kick-ass entertainment.
- People can acquire the virtual “swag” by scanning QR codes associated with the designs through the Nintendo Switch Online app.
- Sneaker and clothing brands routinely dole out buckets of dough to drape their swag over popular cultural characters.
- Ultimately, though, “his dad rented it to us for $500… I need to send him a package of swag.”
- In the Rand Paul Swag store, there are sections for women and children—but they do not feature any products.
- “Ron Paul Swag, which is what Rand Paul Swag will kind of become, sold everything,” he said.
- Neither Rand Paul nor his PAC are associated with Rand Paul Swag, and the proceeds do not go to support the would-be candidate.
- Next they held a council of war, the grand object of which was to hit upon some plan of robbing the friends of their new swag.
- It is watched for me night and day, and if our swag was in the Bank of England it wouldn't be safer than it is.
- They put these things together and conjectured at once that the men had now their swag about them in one form or other.
- Suppose I show you how to make those two run out of their tent like two frightened women, and never once think about their swag?
- But he and mephistopheles joined a company of successful diggers going down with their swag.